Sentence examples for favorite bogey from inspiring English sources
So when something atrocious happens, people look for some artificial, outside force that must have caused it — like the culture of college football, or some other favorite bogey.
The government then defended him publicly as a victim of the 'deep state' conspiracy, one of Erdogan's favorite polemical bogeys.
At the 2006 United States Open at Winged Foot, Ogilvy prevailed after Phil Mickelson, a crowd favorite, carded a double bogey on the last hole.
A former cop (Robert Sacchi) remodels himself to look like his favorite tough guy, and slides into a Bogey-style case resembling "The Maltese Falcon".
Tom Watson, the local favorite who lost to Quigley by a stroke a year ago, started with a bogey and double-bogey but recovered with four straight birdies on the back nine for a 70.
Tiger Woods, a four-time champion and the tournament favorite, was lurking near the top until he closed with two bogeys for an even-par 72.
The fans who came to behold Mickelson, a crowd favorite, had the added treat of bearing witness to Spieth's seven-birdie, one-eagle, no-bogey round.
When Norman arrived at Firestone today, he felt the comfort of returning to a favorite place and played with confidence in a round that featured seven birdies and only two bogeys.
Home-country favorite Luke Donald, also the No. 1 player in the world, had a hot front nine with four birdies and a bogey to lift himself to three under, but got too up close and personal with the rough on the back nine and dropped back with two bogeys.
